JOE SHEDLOCK spoke thusly to: ALL 
JS>I am thinking of buying a photocopy machine for home-office use.
JS>Will post the model numbers later, but basically I'm looking at
JS>some Xerox models and a Cannon, in the $500-$800 price range at
JS>Sam's Club (Wal-Mart affiliate).
JS>Anyone have any experience with copiers?  I am looking for
JS>something reliable that won't keep breaking down and needing
JS>service.  I run things over to the local copy shop (Office Depot or
JS>Kinko's), but I'm wasting a lot of time doing that, there are
JS>delays in getting things done, etc.
JS>Any info you could provide would be of help.
   I just purchased a Brother MFC (4550).
   It is a stand-alone fax, a computer fax, a scanner (400 dpi), a 
copier, and a straight through printer (600 dpi).  Plus I can use 
computer OCR software to convert a scan to text in many formats.  The 
only drawback is that as a copier it needs to feed the doc through the 
rollers (vs a flatbed).
   Great for both office and home and sells in the $800 range.
   Dick
   TheMerc@Juno.com
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